Bharat Pensioners Samaj

Healthcare Services – Instructions for Railway Employees: Railway Board Order dated 27.08.2024 भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA रेल मंत्रालय MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS रेलवे बोर्ड RAILWAY BOARD No.2024/I & Trans. Cell / Healthcare Services/P New Delhi, Date: 27.08.2024 The General Manager PCMDs, PCPOs DG, CTIs DG, RDSO All PHODs All Indian Railways Subject: Healthcare Services – Instructions reg. With the objectives of enhancing patient satisfaction and accessibility of IR Health Services, the following has been decided: I. OPD (Out-Patient Department) Registration:  OPD Registration would start from 30 minutes before OPD timing. QR Code based instant OPD Registration is available. All OPD Clinics to have QR Code displayed outside. Those requiring assistance in registration to utilize OPD registration counter which will function during OPD Hours. Facility of online OPD registration through HMIS app is also available. General OPD  in all Railway Hospitals: 0830 hours to 1500 hours on Monday

  Pension process map and time frame for those who are retiring on Superannuation: CPWD directs to all the stakeholders to strictly follow the instructions/directions. No. 22/25/2024-EC-X /145 Government of India Director General Central Public Works Department Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi Dated 09 August, 2024 Office Memorandum Sub: Pension process map and time frame for those who are retiring on Superannuation-reg. The undersigned is directed to state that all the stakeholders shall strictly follow the instructions/directions (available at Pensioners’ portal) (copy enclosed) prescribed by Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare, on the above cited subject, to avoid any delay in processing of pension cases. 2. This issues with the approval of competent authority. Encl.: As above. (Niianjan Karmakar) Deputy Director Admin (VI) Pension Process Map and Time Frame for those who are retiring on Superannuation #S.No Process Authority Concerned Timeframe Applicable Rule CCS Pension Rules

 

Unified Pension Scheme  | Central trade unions await notification for clarity on detailsPublished / Updated  August THE HINDU BUREAU Even those who welcomed the Unified Pension Scheme bemoaned the fact that the UPS, unlike the old pension scheme, requires the employee to contribute 10% of her salary to the scheme’s fund. Sangh-affiliated BMS seeks clarity on exit payout ratio, future Pay Commissions’ impact, fate of tax benefits, and hikes for oldest retirees; Left unions say ‘market gambling’ with funds will continueCentral trade unions offered a mixed response to the Unified Pension Scheme, with most saying they are awaiting the notification for clarity on the new scheme’s details, including on the ratio of the lumpsum payment at retirement, future revisions, and tax benefits. However, even those who welcomed the scheme bemoaned the fact that the UPS, unlike the old pension scheme (OPS), requires the employee to contribute 10% of her salary to the scheme’s fund.Also Read: Maharashtra